Salda Smarty Filters

Many Salda RIS and Smarty units can accept a denser F9 or HEPA-class supply filter in place of the standard F7, which is worth considering during high-pollen months or for allergy-sensitive households. As with any filtration upgrade, check your specific model's fan capacity, since denser media increases airflow resistance.

Both the Smarty and RIS series use the same M5/F7, ISO 16890-based filtration classes, though filter dimensions differ between the two ranges since they use different housing designs. Always match by series and model rather than assuming the two are interchangeable.

No — RIS units come in multiple airflow capacities within the same series, and filter housing size scales with unit capacity. Always confirm your exact RIS model number or measure the filter directly rather than assuming size compatibility across the range.

Salda RIS units typically use an M5 coarse filter alongside an F7 (ePM1) fine filter for the supply air stream, in line with ISO 16890 filtration classes used across the industry. F7 upgrades are commonly chosen by allergy-sensitive households.

We stock filters for Salda's two widely installed residential lines:

• RIS series
• Smarty series

Both are common across Lithuania and neighbouring Baltic and Nordic markets, with the series and airflow capacity printed together on the unit's front panel.